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TWENTY-TWO
MASON
CITY
GLOBE-GAZETTE,
APRIL
9
1936
EYE
FOR
FIGURES
TRIPS
SUSPECTS
Charter
Oak
Garageman
Sees
License
Numbers
and
Remembers
Them.
DENISON.
(.T--If
Leonard
Olson,
Charter
Oak
garageman,
didn't
have
an,
eye
for
figures,
Winston
Walker
'and
John
Segcr
probably
wouldn't
be
in
jail
at
council
Bluffs.,
held
as
suspects
in
more
than
30
mail
robberies.
Crawford
county
Sheriff
A.
C.
Greene
captured
the
two
men
Saturday,
after
running
them
down
in
a
wild
highway
chase.
The
story
of
their
capture,
however,
goes
bock
a
year
and
disclosed
the
methods
by
which
postal
inspectors
have
brought
the
criminal
world
to
agree
that
"it's
a
risky
business
to
monkey
with
the
mails."
The
inspectors,
tipped
through
a
confessiion
that
Walker
and
Seger
were
suspects
in
mail
robberies.
FREE
COOKIES
and
Tea
Biscuits
at
Our
Anniversary
Sale
Saturday,
April
llth
It's
the
beginning
of
our
second
year
in
our
new
location
...
in
celebration
of
it,
and
to
show
the
appreciation
of
the
fine
business
we
have
enjoyed
the
past
year,
we
are
giving
away
1
dozen
Tea
Biscuits
with
every
purchase
of
25c
or
1
dozen
cookies
with
every
purchase
of
50c.
You
will
be
welcome
to
inspect
this
most
modern
and
up-to-
date
bakery.
EXTRA
SPECIAL!
DOUGHNUTS,
dozen
15c
COOKIES,
dozen
10c
CUP
CAKES,
dozen
15c
HOT
CROSS
BUNS,
dozen
15c
CARAWAY
RYE
BREAD,
loaf
lOc
IRISH
BREAD,
loaf
10c
Be
Here
...
Celebrate
With
f/s/
PURITY
BAKERY
26
First
Street
S.
E.
Phone
86
CARL
GRUPP'S
QUALITY
FOOD
MARKET
Phone
420
1339
North
Federal
LET
US
SUPPLY
YOUR
EASTER
TABLE
NEEDS
DECKER'S
CANNED
ARMOUR'S
15c
15c
Choice
Shoulder
LAMB
ROAST,
Ifa.
Beef
Pot
ROAST,
Ib..
Ground
Â·
BEEF,
Ib....
FRESH
DRESSED
YOUNG
FOWLS
Fresh
CARROTS,
bunch.
.
New
CABBAGE,
Ib
See
"R"
Grocer
Advi
Choice
Leg-o'-
LAMB,
Ib
Loin
End
ROAST,
Ib
Pure
Pork
SAUSAGE,
Ib....
P,
and
G.
SOAP
Giant
Ban,
7
lor
Fresh
RADISHES,
3
bunches
Head
LETTUCE,
.
2
for
For
Grocer
Specials
26c
22C
Softasilk
Cake
Flour
large
pkg.
Bisquick
and
Shirley
Temple
Mug
FREE
FREE
with
MASH'S
Toasted
COFFEE
A
Knife
with
*
fl
4
1-lb.
jars,
per
!b,
liÂ®C
A
Spoon
attached
to
each
2-lb.
jar,
A
Fork
attached
te
each
1-lb.
jar,
started
sending
their
"wanted"
circulars
to
postmasters
throughout
the
midwest.
Notes
License
Number.
The
postmasters
were
instructed
to
turn
the
circulars
over
to
service
station
proprietors
and
garagemen.
Three
months
ago
the
Charter
Oak
postmaster
turned
one
over
to
Olson.
"Kind
of
be
on
the
lookout
for
those
two
fellows,
Len,"
he
said.
Olson
read
the
circular,
noted
ths
license
number
believed
to
be
on
the
fugitive's
automobile.
"And
then
I
forgot
all
about
it,"
Olson
said
Thursday,
"until
I
looked
up
from
my
work
Saturday
and
saw
a
car
bearing
that
license
number
pull
into
town."
Hurries
to
Mayor.
Olson
hurried
to
Mayor
Herbert
Anstein.
Together'
they
hurried
to
Denison
for
Sheriff
Greene.
On
the
way
back
they
met
Walker
and
Seger.
In
their
car
the
sheriff
found
burglary
tools
and
guns.
Postal
Inspector
John
Streich
reported
Olson's
eye
for
figures
and
he
may
be
rewarded
since
the
government
offered
a
reward
for
the
arrest
and
conviction
of
Walker
and
Seger.
"These
two,"
Streich
said,
"are
believed
to
be
members
of
a
gang
which
has
stolen
more
than
$9.000
in
bonds
and
cash
from
the
mails,
including
the
looting
of
a
mail
pouch
at
Rockwell
City
and
the
holdup
of
a
railroad
station
agent
at
LeMars."
2
lowans
Gave
to
Fund
of
Crusaders
WASHINGTON,
UP)--The
lobby
committee
disclosed
that
two
lowans
contributed
to
the
fund
of
the
Crusaders,
a
national
organization.
They
were
J.
L.
Hecht
of
Davenport,
S250,
and
Sutherland
Dows
of
Cedar
Rapids,
?1,000.
REPORT
G,0.
P.
PROSPECTS
GOOD
Republicans
Gather
at
New
Hampton
for
District
Sessions.
NEW
HAMPTON
--
Republican
prospects
are
the
brightest
in
four
years,
10
county
chairmen
told
Carl
H.
Cook,
republican
state
chairman,
at
a
republican
fourth
district
organization
meeting
here
Wednesday
evening.
Approximately
50
men
and
women
were
present.
Mr.
Cook
told
the
group
that
the
republican
auxiliary
clubs
should
work
in
complete
harmony
with
the
county
chairman
and
under
his
direction.
He
also
said
that
the
Republican
Volunteers
who
paid
?1
when
they
enrolled
would
be
willing
to
do
some
work.
Explaining
the
patronage
situation,
the
state
chairman
said
that
every
republican
candidate
for
state
office
had
pledged
to
him,
with
one
exception,
that
jobs
-would
be
handed
out
only
after
the
applici.at
had
been
approved
by
his
own
county
central
committee.
Mr.
Cook
said
that
each
of
the
larger
counties
should
have
one
or
two
men
and
women
work
with
the
chairman,
expenses
would
be
paid
from
state
headquarters,
with
the
understanding
that
if
the
party
won
then
they
would
be
taken
care
of.
The
county
reports
indicated
that
in
all
except
Chickasaw,
Howard
and
Winneshiek
would
turn
in
republican
majorities
if
the
election
was
held
now.
Egypt
plans
to
improve
its
airports
near
Cairo
and
Alexandria.
AH!
THAT
WAS
BEFORE
WHAT
DOES
SÂ«Â£
MEAN,
NO
APP-ETIT-E
?
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BISCUIT
COMPANY
tafatt
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Biscuit
andAunc/udi
cÂ£
dfat
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;..ond
Drainboards
are
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I'M
THE
"HIRED
MAN"
I
bleach
white
cottons
and
linens
to
snowy-whiteness
without
boiling.
I
remove
stains-ink,
fruit,
medicine
-even
scorched
spots
and
mildew--from
white
and
color-fast
cottons
and
linens.
AROUND
THE
HOUSE
I
destroy
odors
in
refrigerators
and
coolers.
Mustiness
vanishes.
I
deodorize
and
disinfect
toilet
bowls
and
garbage
cans.
I
kill
germs
and
:
'police
the
danger
zones"
in
laundry
kitchen
and
bathroom.
Just
read
my
label.
P
R
O
T
E
C
T
S
.
.
.
I
T
DISINFECTS
King
Edward
Pays
Out
Specially
Minted
Coins
at
Ancient
Ceremony
LONDON,
OW--King
Edward
paid
out
shilling
specially
minted
coins
to
142
persons
at
services
in
Westminster
Abbey
commemorating
the
age
old
ceremony
of
"Maundy
Thursday.
The
ceremony
was
symbolic
of
the
washing
of
the
feet
of
the
disciples
of
Jesus
Christ
at
the
last
supper.
The
money
was
doled
out
from
special
red
and
white
purses
carried
on
a
golden
salver
which
is
among
the
historic
relics
at
the
tower
of
London.
Des
Moines
Police
Hunt
for
Prowler
DES
MOINES,
(sfi
--
P
o
l
i
c
e
scoured
the
city
for
a
prowler
who
in
quick
succession
early
Thursday
entered
four
east
Des
Moines
homes
and
at
two
of
them
attempted
to
attack
19
year
old
girls.
He
slugged
one
of
the
girls
with
a
blackjack.
The
prowler
obtained
little
loot.
Polar
bears
in
Greenland
are
awakening
from
their
winter
hibernation.
IOWAN
CLAIMS
HE
WAS
ROBBED
Reports
to
Police
Two
Men
Slugged
Him
and
Took
Away
$35.
KANSAS
CITY,
Cff)--William
P.
Newlin,
40
year
old
real
estate
dealer
of
Leon,
Iowa,
reported
to
police
Thursday
he
was
abducted
and
slugged
Wednesday
night
by
two
men
who
robbed
him
of
$35.
Newlin
said
the
men
accosted
him
as
he
was
leaving
his
northside
hotel
and
getting
into
his
motor
car.
They
made
him
drive
around
the
city
for
two
hours,
Newlin
said.
After
beating
him
and
robbing
him
in
the
motor
car,
the
lowan
said,
the
men
demanded
that
he
take
them
to
his
hotel
room
for
more
money,
at
the
hotel
the
clerk
noticed
the
bleeding
lowan
and
refused
to
let
the
men
go
to
his
room.
The
bandits
then
fled
in
Newlin's
car
that
later
was
found
wrecked.
Newlin
said
he
was
here
on
a
business
trip.
Will
J'reside
at
Sessions.
NORTHWOOD--Mrs.
F.
J.
Elver-
ling,
Northwood,
fourth
district
SHAM
The
satisfying
SALADAW"
'
TEA
coramitteewoman,
will
preside
at
the
sessions
of
the
American
Legion
auxiliary
at
the
joint
spring
confer-
ence
to
be
held
at
New
Hampton
May
6.
Paul
F.
Smith,
Independence,
will
preside
at
the
Legion
aessiorn.
'/
III
I
II
I
I
"SEE/FOR.
YOURSELF
You
WON'T
believe
this
till
you
try:
Kellogg's
Wheat
Kriepies
actually
hold
on
to
their
crispness
after
you
pour
on
milk
or
cream.
Kellogg
has
discovered'
a
way
to
blend
the
wholesome
flavor
and
nourishment
of
whole
wheat
with
the
crunchy
goodness
of
rice.
Try
this
new
crisp
cereal.
Buy
a
large
economical
package
from
your
grocer.
Enjoy
Wheat
Krispica
for
breakfast,
lunch
or
evening
snack.
Always
delicious
and
ready
to
cal.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
Battle
Creek.
WHEAT
KRISPIES
BLENDED
for
C
R
I
S
P
N
E
S
S
r
pÂ»G
SOAP
AT
AMAZING
LOW
PRICES
YOU
OUGHT
TO
STOCK
OP
ON
CERTIFIED
PANDG-SUCH
FINE
SOAP
AT
THESE
LOW
PRICES
15
A
REAL
BARGAIN.
Certificate
fittalit
?
THANKS!
YOU
ALWAYS
GIVE
ME
GOOD
TIPS.
AND
1
KNOW
MYSELF
THAT
P*NoG
IS
WONDER
FULLY
RICH
AND
SUDSY-IT
GIVES
ME
WHITER
WASHES.
general
bar
laundry
so
ftn
For
efficiency
in
removin
dirt-
e
quantity
of
fine
soap
at
Pnce,
P
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ND
G
Whl
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*
LOOK
FOR
SPECIAL
LOW
PRICES
ON
PÂ«Â»Â»G
WHITE
NAPHTHA
SOAP-aÂ«iteÂ«Â«teÂ»fe*ta%
7
MASON
CITY,
IOWA
'
A.
P.
Food
Stores,
Nos.
1,
2,
and
3
Atlas
Grocery
Barrett
Brothers
Co.
Barger
Grocery
Baxter
Grocery
Berry
Grocery
Britven
Son
Grocery
Brownell
Grocery
Â·
Buehler
Bishop
Buehler
Bros.
Meat
Market
J.
R.
Bullis
Grocery
Al
Burmeister
Meat
Grocery
Central
Food
Market
Central
Heights
Grocery
Chicago
Grocery
Meat
Christoff
Grocery
Curtis
Grocery
Cut
Rate
Groceries
Nos.
1
2
Daly
Grocery
Diamond
Brothers
Dirksen
Grocery
Diehl
Grocery
Earl's
Fruit
Market
Economy
Grocery
Everybody's
Store
Evia
Meat
Market
Grocery
Helen
Ewers
Federal
Fruit
Grocery
Felt
Son
Market
Fisher
Company
Flarup
Meat
Grocery
Forest
Park
Grocery
Betty
Felts
Wm.
Garfin
Grocery
Govig
Grocery
Carl
Grupp
Market
Grupp
Market
Hamilton
Grocery
Hawkins
Grocery
Horseshoe
Grocery
Hull
Grocery
Ideal
Grocery
Igou
Grocery
James
Grocery
Kitto
Grocery
Kirchoff
Grocery
Kropman
Grocery
Lawrence
Grocery
The
Leader
Grocery
Link
Grocery
s
Marsden
Grocery
Meats
Mason
City
Fruit
Company
McEldoon
Grocery
Miller's
West
Haven
Mitchell
Grocery
Monroe
Grocery
Morris
Food
Store
Notional
Fruit
Company
Northwestern
Grocery
O'Hara
Grocery
Orange
Front
Grocery
Pallis
Grocery
Paradise
Grocery
Piggly
Wiggly
Grocery
Roosevelt
Grocery
Schwab
Grocery
Schultz
Grocery
Shannon
Grocery
Shapiro
Grocery
Stebbins
Grocery
Sterling
Groceries
Nos.
1,
2,
3
and
4
Snyder's
Rite-Way
Grecery
Suddarth
Grocery
Thomas
Grocery
Thompson-Dean
Grocery
Thraves
Grocery
United
Fruit
Company
W.
H.
White
Grocery
Willson
Grocery
BURCHINAL-E.
B.
Nelson
CLEAR
LAKE-A.
P.
Store
Beckner's
I.
G.
A.
Store
Bruce
Grocery
Diamond
Brothers
Economy
Grocery
Chns.
Eliason
Grocery
0.
T.
Hanson
Hansen
Market
and
Grocery
Lake
View
Market
Mathers
Grocery
Sno-White
Grocery
Sondrol
Company
South
Side
Grocery
DOUGHERTY-Mullen
Sons
Soldberg
Sons
MANLY-E.
W.
Cash
Market
MESERVEY-Fischer
Smith
L.
B.
Hulsebus
PLYMOUTH-F.
H.
Peshak
W.
I.
Prescott
ROCK
FALLS-Bliem
Brothers
ROCKWELL-J.
J.
Ewy
Johnson
Geer
A.
J.
Williams
SWALEDALE--
Ed
Moroney
Schoenberg
Grocery
VENTURA-Olson
IGA
Ted
Wolfrom